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Lesson Plan

Free Health Insurance Course

For Individuals, Families, and Small Business.

Yes you can get better coverage for less money. Health insurance is a relatively complex area of any family's finances; but with a little knowledge, you can insure that you're receiving good care, and not wasting any precious premium dollars.

This course will show you how.

Start here:

Lesson 1: an Introduction to Health Insurance

Lesson 2: The Costs of Your Policy

Lesson 3: Choosing the Right Plan

Lesson 4: Things to Watch Out For

Lesson 5: Balancing Cost and Coverage

Lesson 6: All About Health Savings Accounts

Lesson 7: Start Comparing Plans

Lesson 8: How to Evaluate Insurers

Lesson 9: Get the Best Care Possible

Lesson 10: Final Summary

Private health insurance is not cheap. There are ways, though, that an educated consumer can maximize the benefits of his or her health insurance policy, while at the same time saving a little money.

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